Have you ever identified an opportunity or problem in your business, undertaken a project to address it, and then found that in the end, after a lot of work, it didn’t really convert the opportunity or solve the problem? Have you wondered what went wrong?
With millions of people taking part in this work-from-home experiment, it’s worth asking the question – how do people and companies actually feel about working from home?
Working remotely may have eliminated your commute and allowed you to spend the day in your pajamas, but it also means you’re most likely bombarded with digital communication every second of the day
When I graduated from college in 1995, the last thing I imagined being was a manager in UX design, which was a relatively young field where we ensured the customers and users of our websites, apps, and software could easily use and enjoy these services. My dream was to be a professional musician — a rock star — and I pursued that goal for several years.
Researchers at INKY have observed an explosion of Zoom-themed phishing attacks over the Spring and Summer of 2020. Most of the attacks are aimed at stealing credentials to services like Outlook and Office 365 by directing users to spoofed login pages.
You can picture your employees’ eyes roll as you send an email detailing an on-site or online cybersecurity course or link to the latest security policy handbook that they must read.
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